DJ Profile: Siobhán O’Brien and The Windrush
“The Windrush” focuses around Jamaican dancehall, ska, and reggae, and features artists with Caribbean influences like FKA Twigs, Nina Simone, and Skip Marley.
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Certified Haters Want You to Know: “Black People Are Behind Everything”
Nahisha Jackson (they/them) and Nia Tucker (they/them) are dismantling what you know about Black artists in their new show “Certified Haters.” Tune in Thursdays 6-7 on wecb.fm.
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Lost, Lonely, but not Alone: A Conversation with MAITA
Maita-Keppeler confidently exclaims, “I’m still a little lost, but it’s in a different place that I’m lost.” We might all be a little lost in this world, but with MAITA on our side, we are in the best of company.
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Musical Masterminds are from New Jersey: an Afternoon with Joe P
Speaking with Joe, about his work, his life, and his story, I noticed a sense of calm and magic in his words, an understanding of love for what he does in a way that fades for so many artists over time.
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Breaking Out: An Interview with Exit 18
Recently the Boston based group has seen their newest single “Plastic Art” appear on two heavily streamed Spotify curated playlists.
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The Freaks: A Testament to Youth
It’s impossible to crawl back in time, but if you feel the need to fill a void of youth in your soul, The Freaks are here to help.
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Shutups: Fed by Friendship
Plenty of bands are started with dreams of selling out stadiums, fueled by a lust for bright lights and fat stacks of cash. Oakland’s power-pop duo Shutups turns this narrative on its head.
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Cumulus Frisbee: An interview with Jack Cotolo about art in all shapes and sizes
Many creatives rely on the complex paradox of great art. How can one focus the audience …
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The Poetic Irreverence of Cadderwall
Clem Cahill has just skated home from their bi-weekly Covid test. They text me that they might run a little late…
